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Emails and letters

Emails, letters, faxes, and text messages.

19,391 documents, most significant first.Showing 2,689–2,736.

Correspondence · July 11, 2008An official email to Jack Goldberger on unsealing of NPA declaration, July 2008Assistant U.S. an official tells defense counsel Goldberger that Judge Marra unsealed a declaration disclosing part of the non-prosecution agreement.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008AUSA an official email chain on unsealing of NPA declaration, July 2008Email chain in which Assistant U.S. an official tells defense counsel Jack Goldberger that Judge Marra unsealed her declaration, disclosing part of the non-prosecution agreement.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008AUSA an official email on unsealing declaration in victims' CVRA suit, July 2008Email chain in which Assistant U.S. an official reports that Judge Marra unsealed her declaration disclosing part of the non-prosecution agreement.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008AUSA an official email on unsealing of declaration in victims' NPA suit, July 2008Assistant U.S. an official emails FBI and defense counsel that Judge Marra unsealed her declaration, disclosing part of the non-prosecution agreement.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008Email among federal prosecutors on the unsealed NPA-related declaration, July 2008Email chain in which an Assistant U.S. Attorney reports that Judge Marra unsealed her declaration, disclosing a paragraph of the agreement quoted in victim notification letters2 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008Email to Alex Acosta from an assistant U.S. attorney after an Epstein hearing, July 2008A prosecutor emails Alex Acosta and another Justice Department official after an Epstein hearing, saying they need to talk and leaving a contact number.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008Federal prosecutor's email on the crime victims' rights hearing, July 2008A prosecutor's email recounting a hearing before Judge Marra where a victims' attorney argued victims' rights were violated by Epstein's plea deal; the court ordered documents unsealed.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008Federal prosecutor's email on unsealing of declaration in victims' rights suit, 2008A federal prosecutor emails colleagues and defense counsel that Judge Marra unsealed her declaration, disclosing part of the agreement with Epstein's attorneys.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008Prosecutor email to FBI on unsealing of NPA declaration, July 20082 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008Prosecutor's email on unsealing of declaration in victims' suit, July 2008A federal prosecutor emails defense counsel and colleagues about a hearing where the judge unsealed her declaration in victims' suit over the non-prosecution agreement.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 11, 2008Email from prosecutor to defense counsel on unsealed declaration, July 2008A federal prosecutor tells defense counsel that the judge unsealed her declaration disclosing part of the plea agreement quoted in victim notification letters.1 pageCorrespondence · July 10, 2008SD Fla. letter to defense counsel on final victim notification in Epstein plea, July 2008Prosecutors notify Epstein's attorney of identified victims under the plea deal, with a follow-up defense letter seeking victim-contact details and notification changes.5 pagesCorrespondence · July 10, 2008Correspondence, 2008-07-104 pagesCorrespondence · July 10, 20082008 DOJ letter notifying a victim's counsel of Epstein's guilty plea rights3 pagesCorrespondence · July 10, 2008Correspondence, 2008-07-10A US Attorney's Office letter formally notifying victims' counsel of individuals the government was prepared to name as victims following Epstein's state guilty plea.3 pagesCorrespondence · July 10, 2008Correspondence, 2008-07-102 pagesCorrespondence · July 10, 2008Correspondence, 2008-07-102 pagesCorrespondence · July 10, 2008An official email to Alex Acosta on a letter from Jack Goldberger, July 2008Federal prosecutor an official emails Alex Acosta and others saying a letter from defense counsel Jack Goldberger arrived and a final victim list is being sent to him.1 pageCorrespondence · July 10, 2008Correspondence, 2008-07-101 pageCorrespondence · July 10, 2008Correspondence, 2008-07-101 pageCorrespondence · July 10, 2008Correspondence, 2008-07-101 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008FBI victim services letter and AUSA Acosta letter to an attorney on Epstein plea, 2008Bundle of an FBI victim assistance letter and a July 2008 letter from US Attorney Alexander Acosta notifying an attorney of Epstein's state plea and deferred federal prosecution terms.7 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Jack Goldberger letter to prosecutors on victim notification terms, July 2008Epstein defense counsel Jack Goldberger objects to the government's draft victim notification procedures and stipulation under the non-prosecution agreement.5 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Prosecutors' emails on victim notification before filing, July 2008Email chain among Assistant U.S. Attorneys and Alex Acosta coordinating victim notification letters and timing before filing a declaration in the Epstein case.3 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 20082008 DOJ prosecutor emails on sealing the Epstein victim response filingEmail chain among federal prosecutors, including Alex Acosta's office, debating whether to file the victim response under seal to protect minor victims' identities.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008AUSA an official email to Alex Acosta on a revised victim declaration, July 2008Assistant U.S. an official emails Acosta and colleagues about edits to a declaration, asking to restore language about securing pro bono counsel for a victim.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Correspondence, 2008-07-092 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Email from prosecutor an official forwarding Jack Goldberger's response, July 2008Assistant U.S. an official forwards defense counsel Jack Goldberger's response letter regarding Jeffrey Epstein to an official and other prosecutors.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Emails between prosecutors on the plea agreement draft, July 20082 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Epstein defense counsel letter to prosecutors on victim notification terms, July 2008Epstein's defense attorneys object to the government's draft victim notification procedures and stipulation, arguing they exceed the non-prosecution agreement.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Epstein defense letter to prosecutors objecting to victim notification terms, July 2008Epstein's attorneys object to the government's draft victim-notification memorandum and stipulation under the non-prosecution agreement, requesting changes to service and language.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Jack Goldberger letter to AUSA an official on victim notification terms, July 2008Epstein defense counsel Jack Goldberger objects to the government's draft victim-notification memorandum and stipulation, citing the non-prosecution agreement's limits.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Prosecutor email to Alex Acosta on final victim notification letter, July 2008Federal prosecutor an official emails Alex Acosta and other officials a proposed final victim notification letter addressed to attorney Bradley Edwards' client.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Prosecutor letter to Jack Goldberger on victim notification under the plea deal, July 2008A federal prosecutor's letter to Epstein's defense counsel discussing victim notification procedures, Epstein's refusal to sign an acknowledgment, and confidentiality of the non-prosecution agreement.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Prosecutors' email chain on revised draft with DOJ edits, July 2008Email chain among federal prosecutors including Alex Acosta discussing DOJ-cleared revisions to a court filing and a motion to seal the government's response.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Prosecutors' email chain on sealing the victim response in Epstein case, July 2008Internal emails among federal prosecutors, including Alex Acosta, debating whether to file a victim response under seal to protect minor victims' identities.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Prosecutors' emails on sealing victim response in Epstein case, July 2008Email chain among Assistant U.S. Attorneys, including Alex Acosta, discussing filing a victim response under seal to protect minor victims' identities.2 pagesCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Alex Acosta email to prosecutors on draft government response, July 2008Email among federal prosecutors, including Alex Acosta, discussing a draft government response and whether attorney contact with victims was accurately described.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Alex Acosta email to prosecutors on edits to the an official declaration, July 2008Email from US Attorney Alex Acosta to federal prosecutors suggesting edits and arguments for a declaration responding to attorney an attorney' complaint.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008An official email to Alex Acosta on final victim notification letter, July 2008Assistant U.S. an official circulates a proposed victim notification letter to Acosta, an official, and other prosecutors and FBI agents for review.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008AUSA an official email on final victim notification letter, July 2008Assistant U.S. an official circulates a draft final victim notification letter to prosecutors and FBI agents, and discuss revisions and victim notification logistics.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008DOJ prosecutors' email on filing victim response under seal, July 2008Email among federal prosecutors about signing and filing under seal a response regarding victim notifications in the Epstein deferral of prosecution case.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Email from Alex Acosta's office on the victims' rights end game, July 2008Federal prosecutors discuss clearance to argue no consultation rights accrue before charges are filed, and whether the victims' attorney would agree to enlarge time before a 5 p.m. filing.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Email from an official to an official and Alex Acosta on an attorney, July 2008Justice Department prosecutor emails colleagues including Alex Acosta about clearance strategy and possible time enlargement regarding an attorney' demands in the Epstein case.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Email from prosecutor an official on the government's response draft, July 2008A prosecutor emails colleagues including Alex Acosta attaching a revised government response detailing efforts to maintain contact with victims.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Prosecutor email to a fellow assistant about filing a motion to seal, July 2008Email from an assistant U.S. attorney to a fellow prosecutor about filing a motion to seal in the Epstein case, deliberately omitting Epstein's name.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Prosecutor emails on sealing government filings in Epstein case, July 2008Internal emails among assistant U.S. attorneys coordinating a motion to seal filings in the Epstein case, deliberately omitting Epstein's name.1 pageCorrespondence · July 9, 2008Prosecutors' 2008 emails on victim notification in the Epstein caseInternal emails among federal prosecutors discussing how to notify Epstein's victims, redacting names, and declining to extend victim counsel Bradley Edwards' agreement.1 page